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Is that possible to download files from google drive without integrate it's sdk (class files) or authentication. Consider following scenario: I Used UIWebView in mysample application. I am logged in to Google Drive through UIWebView (Like logged in to google drive same as browser logged in). Now i want to download google drive documents in to mysample application document folder. Problem: When i am trying to download file from google drive it will now downloaded (I am using nsurl connection or ASIHttpRequest for download file). I Integrate GoogleSDK (Class Library) in another sample

Earlier today I asked the following question: iOS block being stoped when view pushed The operation I mentioned (OP1) is actually a "http get" to my server, using NSURLConnection. After even more investigation I discovered that the block doesn't actually "die". What really happens is that the request is actually SENT (the server side logs it), even after the view is pushed (verified via [NSThread sleep:10]). The server responds but then NOTHING happens on the app side if the view2 has been pushed! almost as if the connection had lost its delegate! Another possibility im looking at is "the fact

I've got an URL like here . When I type that into Safari's address bar I see an result like "Error" or "OK". So, how do I properly call that URL from within my code and get that result as a string? I've tried it with NSURLConnection , NSURLRequest and NSURLResponse but my response object is always nil . The "response" in those classes refers to the protocol response (HTTP headers, etc.), not the content. To get the content, you have a few options: Use NSURLConnection in asynchronous mode: Using NSURLConnection Use NSURLConnection in synchronous mode: // Error checks omitted NSURL *URL = [NSURL

-(IBAction)clicked:(id)sender{ NSString *CIDString = cID.text; NSURL *url = [NSURL URLWithString:@"http://localhost:8080/test/?"]; NSString *postData = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"companyID=%@",CIDString]; NSMutableURLRequest *request = [NSMutableURLRequest requestWithURL:[url standardizedURL] cachePolicy:NSURLRequestReloadIgnoringLocalCacheData timeoutInterval:60]; [request setHTTPMethod:@"POST"]; [request setValue:@"application/x-www-form-urlencoded; charset=utf-8" forHTTPHeaderField:@"Content-Type"]; [request setHTTPBody:[postData dataUsingEncoding:NSUTF8StringEncoding]]; [self

One service I'm using doesn't have an API, but allows scraping, so I'm curious what the best way in iOS/Objective-C would be to do the following: Get user login credentials Submit them on the websites login page Grab specific links from the resulting page How does one circumvent issues such as the fact that the service does redirects you to a "Login successful, redirecting..." page before taking you to the content site? (This doesn't allow you to immediately scrape the resulting page.) For example: A service like Instapaper, if I wanted to access it without directly using the API, for example,

My original question regarding Consuming Custom Request Methods with Android seems to have garnered very little attention -- I have converted it to an Android specific question So, quite simply, with iOS5 development, is it possible to consume custom request methods? If so, how. The "standard" set of request methods, as per RFC-2616 are: GET PUT POST DELETE TRACE CONNECT I would like to add another, called SEARCH . On the API, using PHP or Java, this is easy to implement in PHP. The consumption of this new request method is proving to be a challenge for an iOS developer. Does anyone have any